US Climate and Industrial Policy: What We’ve Won, What Comes Next
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Longstanding deadlocks over how to pay for the green transition in the US have been breached. What is the next step for climate politics?
The Geography of Discontent: Helping Fallen Behind Places
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Economic growth and political power are again concentrating in the most dynamic regions. How can we counter territorial neglect, discontent and rising populism?
No need for automation angst but automation policies
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Excerpt from the book “Work in the Digital Age. Challenges of the Fourth Industrial Revolution”
The platform economy
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Consequences for labour, inequality and the environment – an excerpt from “Work in the Digital Age”
Euroscepticism in Spain: An everlasting experience?
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Héctor Sánchez Margalef explains why Eurosceptic parties failed to attract popular support in Spain.
Digitalization and Youth on the agenda of the Third Cluny Forum
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Meeting of French-German young managers in Lyon
How to Win Elections – Lessons from France
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The French progressive campaigner Guillaume Liegey visited Das Progressive Zentrum.
Das Progressive Zentrum and its partners hosted the „European Reformists Summit“
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A conference of progressive leaders, civil society and research took place at Musée des Confluences, Lyon
Populism, Radical Right, and Socialist Nostalgia in Bulgarian Politics
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What is most disturbing is that in recent years radical right-wing parties have had an increasing influence on the government
Brexit: mind the gap
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The German SPD must be cautious not to over promise and under deliver in its response to Britain’s exit from the EU.
If political parties were startups …
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When the party of the future becomes a successful incubator, not only will it be seen as more indispensable, but it will also send a great signal to those who think politics is disconnected from reality.
A Few Thoughts on Brexit and Europe
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As the dust caused by the explosion on 23. June is beginning to settle, we can start picking up the debris to see what may possibly be salvaged from the disaster. It is still much too soon to tell what the final outcome of the referendum will be, which was directed at Westminster, not at …